Reflections on Canadian History

Category: CHC2P

  • Collage Reflection

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    dcrouse9292
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    In my collage I added 5 flags that show what I have in me. Irish, Dutch, English, German, Scottish. The symbols I put don’t really mean anything to me they are just symbols from those counties. The words written all over the collage are slang words from all of those countries.

  • Collage identity

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    dmuir8987
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    For my collage identity i chose goldenhorshoe for landscape was because the Golden Horseshoe covers from Lake Ontario boundaries stretching south to Lake Erie north to Georgian bay most covers Hamilton and Toronto. I also chose Niagara Falls for landscape because it is one of the biggest attractions in Canada. For my collage identity i…

  • WW1 Reflection

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    fminervi7483
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    During World War 1 in Canada, there was a big political issue and that issue was conscription. Conscription is when young male adults and teenagers are sent overseas by the government to fight for their country on the frontlines. Their names would be put on a list and they would be forced to fight overseas.…

  • The Atomic Bomb

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    rsisson6250
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    The United States of America was justified in its use of the Atomic Bomb on the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.   The United States had two options, drop the bombs or invade the Japaneses home land where the Japanese were ready to defend and fight to the death. The Emperor of Japan was from…

  • Trench Letters

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    agould9421
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    For my trench letters, the first one I wrote about was to my mom about how difficult living in the trenches were, with poor hygiene, little to no food, and bad weather. I wrote about how much I missed home and how fortunate my brother and I were to be alive today. I also stated…

  • WORLD WAR 1 letters

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    kbenoska9679
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      WW1 Conscription world French Canadians didn’t want to have the conscription because they felt they had no loyalty to Britain and France they also felt their loyalty was only to Canada.The experience of the first contingent suggested that they county they felt stronger ties to the British Empire.With husband sons in the war were…

  • Canada 150

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    tbostrom9240
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    In my opinion, the most significant event for Canada is the battle of vimy ridge.  This battle took place on April 9th, 1917.  Canadian soldiers were ordered to seize the ridge, The Canadian soldiers had to plan there assault very carefully. Many soldiers underwent lots of training to capture the ridge, They had taken Ariel…

  • Canadian Identity Collage

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    sgrinham5153
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    For my collage I drew things that I think make Canada the country it is. The colourful bills, a moose, hockey, poutine, the CN tower, Tim Hortons, free health care and Niagra Falls. Most Canadians like/know about these things. I think all of these are significant to Canada. I wrote down Justin Bieber, Drake, The…

  • Canada 150: Vimy Ridge

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    fminervi7483
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    Why was the battle at Vimy Ridge a significant event to Canada? The battle at Vimy Ridge defined Canada. It showed that we are the true, strong, and free nation that has the bravery and honour of going to war even when the odds are against us like it was at Vimy Ridge. Our country’s soldiers,…

  • Canada 150

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    ksmith1030
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    I think the most important event that happened in Canada was the Vimy ridge.The battle at Vimy Ridge was one of the most successful battles of World War 1 and was the first time the four Canadian divisions fought all together. During World War I, one of Canada’s most memorable battles was the battle of…

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